Update Conference 2024 Journal
Hi! Welcome to a new post 👋 .
It’s been a while since the last time I wrote on the blog (June 🥶). I had a lot to do during the summer (had to organise my wedding 💍) and didn’t find inspiration to write. I promise I’ll be more active from now on 😁.
BTW, let’s get right into business.
I just got back from Update Conference in Prague! Update is a conference focused on .NET and related technologies (all in Microsoft salsa).
Let's build a Load Balancer in Rust - Part 3
Third and last part of the “Build your own load balancer in rust” series! In this last part, we implement a healthcheck procedure to avoid forwarding requests to unavailable nodes.
Let's build a Load Balancer in Rust - Part 2
This is the second part of the “Build your own load balancer in rust” series! In this post, we’ll see how to implement a round-robin policy, to forward our requests to multiple backends.
Let's build a Load Balancer in Rust - Part 1
Hi 👋 welcome to a new post! This will be the first of a short series of posts, in which I explain my poor attempt at creating a simple HTTP load balancer in Rust. In this first part, we create a simple HTTP forwarder to a single upstream server.
Polenta & Deploy 2024
Hi 👋 welcome to a new post.
Today, I want to share a small glimpse of my experience at the 2024 Polenta & Deploy event!
Polenta&Deploy is an event taking place nestled beneath the mountains at Pinzolo. Over the course of three days, developers (and others) come together to enjoy the fresh air and discuss about tech (and not only that…) in an open space setup.
(Disclaimer: I didn’t attend the previous editions, so please correct me if I’m mistaken)
Show your Work!
Hi 👋 and welcome to a new post!
This blog is becoming more and more a journal and a collection of book summaries 😅 I promise I’ll write more about technical stuff soon.
Today I’m going to give a small summary and comment of a book I recently read: “Show Your Work!” by Austin Kleon . Austin is a “writes who draws”, and his books on creativity are all formatted in crazy ways (and with a really nice finish)!